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A Practical History of the Firewall – Part 3: Performance Takes Center Stage

Firemon

The Rise of the ASIC The Appliance Becomes the Standard Security Goes Mainstream Book a Demo Jody Brazil CEO at FireMon By the early 2000s, proxies had lost, and stateful inspection dominated the market. As internet speeds increased and firewall adoption inside the enterprise increased, performance drove purchasing decisions.

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Optimizing PCI compliance in financial institutions

CIO

That, in turn, reduces IT cost, the time it takes staff to learn the environment, and the time to market. All other needs, for example, authentication, encryption, log management, system configuration, would be treated the same—by using the architectural patterns available.

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United Airlines CISO Deneen DeFiore on elevating cyber’s value to the business

CIO

How do you instill that kind of marketing mindset in your leaders and develop these communication muscles in your people? Of course, we want all the external endpoints behind our web application firewall, that coverage metric, but then how many threats are we actually blocking? That creates value from a business outcome standpoint.

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Telehealth and Cybersecurity: 3 Best practices to ensure data security in remote patient care

Trigent

There are many telehealth products in the market today. Three best practices to ensure data security in remote patient care are: Multi-factor authentication of identity. Simple user/password authentication and authorization will not suffice in such scenarios. Additionally, there are no firewalls protecting these services.

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Digital Transformation in Healthcare

N2Growth Blog

Leaders have increasingly invested in cybersecurity measures like firewalls, encryption, and multi-factor authentication to safeguard this data. However, the complexity and fragmentation of the healthcare market made this a daunting task.

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The 8 Best Practices for Reducing Your Organization’s Attack Surface

Ivanti

Once again, borrowing from the NIST glossary, network segmentation is defined as follows: Splitting a network into sub-networks, for example, by creating separate areas on the network which are protected by firewalls configured to reject unnecessary traffic. Passwordless authentication software solves this problem.

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The need for DevSecOps in the embedded world

Xebia

It could be due to the IT industry fragmentation , developers not being educated about age old security issues o r even the rush to production to minimize time to market. Using the vulnerabilities found, an attacker could get root access to the BMC without any authentication. In my opinion, there’ s not one answer to this question.